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Disturbances of the Electrolyte Balance
1981Neonates and preterm infants in particular have a low tolerance to sodium retention and excretion during the 1st week of life, especially in the early neonatal period [2, 14, 32] (Table 60)
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
To the Editor:— I read with interest the letters from Drs. Rosenthal and Tabor inThe Journal( 144 :413 [Sept. 30] 1950) and Dr. Hurley ( 144 :1502 [Dec. 23] 1950) which were elicited by an article by Dr. Evans. (The Burn Problem in Atomic Warfare, J. A. M. A. 143 :1143 [July 29] 1950).
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To the Editor:— I read with interest the letters from Drs. Rosenthal and Tabor inThe Journal( 144 :413 [Sept. 30] 1950) and Dr. Hurley ( 144 :1502 [Dec. 23] 1950) which were elicited by an article by Dr. Evans. (The Burn Problem in Atomic Warfare, J. A. M. A. 143 :1143 [July 29] 1950).
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Balanced electrolyte solutions
Critical Care Medicine, 1979R W, Virgilio, D E, Smith, C K, Zarins
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Electrolytes and Fluid balance
2011Electrolytes: introduction 154 Sodium 154 Potassium 158 Chloride 161 Fluid balance 162 The monovalent electrolytes
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Extracellular Electrolyte Balance and Aging
Gerontologia, 2009N R, Joseph, H R, Catchpole, M B, Engel
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Electrolyte balance studies with the antihormones
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1958A C, BARNES, J C, BUCKINGHAM
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